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Pelco's IP Video System Supports IQinVision H.264 Cameras

September 23, 2009

Pelco's latest version of the Endura IP video surveillance system (v2.1) now includes support for IQinVision's expanding line of H.264 cameras.

Arecont H.264 10-Megapixel Camera

September 23, 2009

Arecont Vision's 10-megapixel surveillance camera incorporates H.264 compression at full resolution. The new AV10005 megapixel camera offers 3,648 x 2,752-pixel resolution at up to 5 frames per second, and dual H.264 and MJPEG encoding.

Cisco, Pelco Announce Co-Branded Cameras

September 22, 2009

The new co-branded cameras combine Pelco's imaging technology with Cisco's IP networking expertise. These cameras are currently projected to be available at the end of 2009.

How to Avert a Compression Depression

June 26, 2009

While bandwidth is widening, larger video systems and more advanced megapixel cameras are continuing to push the throughput limits of network piping. Fortunately, new compression methods such as H.264 are available to help keep surveillance data flowing.

NUUO H.264 D1 Real-time DVR Card

June 19, 2009

NUUO Inc. of Taiwan releases its H.264 D1 real-time recording DVR cards. The product features recording at D1 resolution with 30 frames per second and H.264 format support that reduces the data size by 50 percent comparing to MPEG-4, according to the company.

Compression Is in Session

June 1, 2009

Raul Calderon, vice president of strategic relations for Glendale, Calif.-based Arecont Vision, a supplier of megapixel cameras that utilize H.264, discusses the technology.

Racetrack Enlists Axis to Keep an Eye on Poker Room

May 29, 2009

Tampa Bay Downs, one of the country's longest-running thoroughbred racetracks, has installed Axis Communications' video encoders to enhance surveillance in its poker room.

Axis Q1755 Network Camera

May 21, 2009

Axis Communications of Chelmsford, Mass., introduces a network camera with true HDTV performance in compliance with the SMPTE standard in resolution, color representation and frame rate. The AXIS Q1755 network camera provides crisp and clear images at full frame rate.

Arecont, Genius Vision Digital Form Camera-NVR Partnership

May 15, 2009

A collaborative effort has been formed between Arecont Vision and Genius Vision Digital Inc. (GVD) to establish interoperability between Arecont's H.264 megapixel cameras and GVD's M630-1000 Enterprise Level HD NVR platform.

Genetec Omnicast IP Video Surveillance Solution

May 13, 2009

Genetec of Saint-Laurent, Canada, released a new version of its IP video surveillance solution, Omnicast. Version 4.4 integrates Genetec's license plate recognition (LPR) device, AutoVu Sharp, full support of Axis' H.264 product line and Sony's 4th generation of IP cameras. The AutoVu Sharp can be installed in a new or existing Omnicast system that will manage data coming from LPR, analog or IP cameras on one simple and easy-to-use interface.

Axis Q7404 High Performance Video Encoder

April 16, 2009

Chelmsford, Mass.-based Axis Communications' four-channel standalone video encoder has H.264 video compression to reduce bandwidth and storage requirements without compromising image quality. The video encoder integrates four analog CCTV cameras into an IP-based video surveillance system.

Arecont Vision H.264 MegaDome Cameras

April 16, 2009

Arecont Vision announces the domestic debut of four H.264 MegaDome cameras. Available in color or day/night versions and with 1.3-, 2-, 3- or 5-megapixel sensors, the dome cameras incorporate H.264 (MPEG 4, Part 10) compression that uses an average of up to 10 times less bandwidth and storage compared to megapixel counterparts using MJPEG compression.